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Logic Destroyer — Proven in Silicon.
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Logic Destroyer — Proven in Silicon.
@splinedrive
I breed Linux ASICs.
Katılım Kasım 2012
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The more microarchitecture diagrams I see the more I see the same (but different) tradeoffs made by each team and why every choice was made. Every size of every structure speaks a thousand words about why it was selected, or at least in a good design it does
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StealthV can now edit C programs under X11 at XGA+ resolution, compile them with TCC, and run them. Not bad.
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@RossComputerGuy @samsoniuk @machdyne Performance is relative. My goal was to build a real Linux machine. Give me a 28 nm process, and I'll build you something much more powerful.
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@splinedrive @samsoniuk @machdyne Oh neat, I guess there's also a lot you want to do on this chip to see what it's capable of. It seems fairly capable though.
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Apparently, my ASIC has no problem computing this in MicroPython. Very nice. @samsoniuk @machdyne
trish@TrisH0x2A
this is one of the reasons xxHash became one of the fastest non-cryptographic hash functions ever written five operations two multiplications three xors change one input bit, and nearly every output bit changes.
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@RossComputerGuy @samsoniuk @machdyne Even Zephyr RTOS already runs on my TinyTapeout uLinux SoC, so that's no problem at all. The only issue is getting boards and chips. I only have one board and one chip myself.
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Logic Destroyer — Proven in Silicon.@splinedrive
Asic inferno
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@splinedrive @samsoniuk @machdyne Pretty neat, what else is the ASIC capable of? It would be cool if it could run my RTOS heh.
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The "hello world" final boss:
- running your custom linux OS build
- on your custom board
- with your custom ASIC
and it working
Logic Destroyer — Proven in Silicon.@splinedrive
StealthV can now edit C programs under X11 at XGA+ resolution, compile them with TCC, and run them. Not bad.
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@splinedrive the Model M gets the clean power source, the Nano gets the questionable life choices
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Finally, I found a good use for those ridiculous Arduino Nanos, or whatever the hell they're called, as a 5V power source.
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Look at the clock. It doesn't care what the system is doing. It just keeps ticking.
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I just can't get used to this cheap Amazon keyboard. I can't type properly on it.
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